Why the New York Art Market Is Having a Mark Rothko Moment
[ad_1] In the 1950s, the center of the art world shifted from Pablo Picasso’s Paris to Mark Rothko’s New York. This week, Rothko is once again the focus of the...
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These 6 Vintage Plates Are Surprisingly Valuable, According to Experts
[ad_1] The hallowed halls of thrift stores and digital secondhand aisles are ripe with so many treasured finds. One often overlooked category is dishes and...
Inside Jewel’s Art Show Alongside the 2026 Venice Biennale
[ad_1] Jewel just ate a Pop-Tart. She tells me this after entering our video chat, dialing in from an art studio in Telluride, Colorado, where she has been...
What Is Art Deco Design and Why Does It Still Matter?
[ad_1] Lately, in my personal corner of the internet, I have been showered in imagery of pared-back wood-paneled rooms, and thick cast glass and black lacquer...
Meet Joy Gregory, the London art world’s best-kept secret
[ad_1] “Don’t be normal. Don’t be normal ever!” Joy Gregory says with a throaty laugh. Known for her boundary-bending photography that tackles weighty subject...
Some People Love Art Deco. Others Actually Live With It
[ad_1] Great design transcends eras, and nobody knows that better than interior designer Dan Fink. In one of Fifth Avenue’s grandest buildings, Fink recently...
Chase Hall on the Inspiration Behind His Painting, From Muse to Material
[ad_1] Like a lot of broke, young, new New Yorkers, Chase Hall spent his early days in the city, in the mid-2010s, taking long walks. Hall’s walks were epic....
Miles Greenberg Wants to Stand at the Center of Art History
[ad_1] Earlier this month, at the opening of his new exhibition Desire Path, Miles Greenberg got to do something he typically doesn’t when debuting new work:...
Pioneering Women In The Art Industry
[ad_1] As art season continues to unfold, the spotlight on pioneering women in the art industry has never been brighter and stronger. Now front and center,...
